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Mills council actions: consent agenda approved; Ordinance 832 adopted; Ordinance 833 tabled; Ordinance 834 advanced; Resolution 2025-42 passed; draft lease OK'd
Summary
The council approved the consent agenda, adopted Ordinance 832 (rezoning Lot 2A to R-1), tabled Ordinance 833 (park renaming), advanced Ordinance 834 (gaming) on second reading, adopted Resolution 2025-42 designating Fire Chief Will Gay for extinguisher inspections, and approved a draft lease after an executive session.
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At its meeting, the Mills council recorded the following formal actions:
- Consent agenda: Moved, seconded and approved by voice vote.
- Ordinance 832 (third and final reading): Council approved an amendment to the official zoning map to rezone Mountain Meadows Subdivision No. 2 Lot 2A from Urban Agricultural to Residential R-1. Motion moved, seconded and passed by voice vote.
- Ordinance 833 (park renaming): Council voted to table the ordinance renaming Mills Memorial Park to 'Service and Sacrifice Park' in order to invite the Veterans Commission to provide input and to address concerns about fundraising paperwork; motion to table passed.
- Ordinance 834 (gaming ordinance): Council approved on second reading; motion passed by voice vote.
- Resolution 2025-42: Council designated Fire Chief Will Gay as the competent person for the purpose of fire extinguisher inspections for municipal buildings; council clarified the designation applies internally to city and Mills buildings.
- Executive session — property matter: Council returned from an executive session and approved a draft lease to be presented to tenants subject to final review by the mayor and staff.
- Executive session — legal matter: Council returned from executive session with no action taken.
All votes were voice votes recorded on the public record. Specific vote tallies were recorded as 'Aye'/'Nay' in the transcript for some items; where individual votes were not listed by name, the motions were announced as passed on the record.

